Three Minor Girls Killed in Tractor Overturn Accident in Anuppur District
Three Girls Die in Tractor Accident in Anuppur

Three Minor Girls Killed in Tragic Tractor Overturn Accident in Anuppur District

In a heartbreaking incident, three minor girls were tragically killed after a tractor loaded with cement and steel rods overturned in Anuppur district on Friday, according to police reports. The devastating accident has sent shockwaves through the local community and raised serious concerns about road safety in the region.

Details of the Fatal Accident

The accident occurred in the Amarkantak police station area when the driver allegedly lost control of the vehicle while attempting to avoid a bull that suddenly appeared on the road. Police investigations reveal that the tractor was traveling from Khajurwar to Lalpur, carrying construction materials at the time of the incident.

According to eyewitness accounts and police statements, a woman named Rukmani Bai Mahobe was seated on the bonnet of the tractor along with her three young daughters. The vehicle was being driven by her brother-in-law, Dinesh Kumar Mahobe, who was operating the tractor when the tragic sequence of events unfolded.

Sequence of Events Leading to the Tragedy

When a bull unexpectedly came onto the road, the driver swerved the vehicle in an attempt to avoid hitting the animal. This sudden maneuver caused the heavily loaded tractor to lose balance and overturn on the roadside. The impact of the overturning was severe, leaving all three children critically injured.

Family members and villagers immediately rushed to the scene and transported the injured girls to Damehadi hospital. Despite their desperate efforts and quick response, all three children succumbed to their injuries during the journey to the medical facility.

Victims Identified and Official Response

The deceased girls have been identified as Kavya Mahobe (6 years old), Amanika Mahobe (3 years old), and 3-month-old Anshika Mahobe. Medical authorities at Damehadi hospital declared them dead upon arrival, confirming the tragic outcome of the accident.

Amarkantak police station incharge Lal Bahadur Tiwari confirmed to media sources that a formal case has been registered and investigations are currently underway. Police officials are examining multiple aspects of the incident, including:

  • The circumstances that led to the driver losing control of the vehicle
  • The movement of passengers on the tractor during travel
  • Safety norms and regulations that were being followed at the time
  • Road conditions and visibility factors in the accident area

Broader Implications and Safety Concerns

This tragic incident highlights several critical safety issues that warrant immediate attention from authorities and the public alike. The practice of carrying passengers on tractor bonnets, especially women and children, poses significant risks that need to be addressed through awareness campaigns and stricter enforcement of safety regulations.

Additionally, the presence of stray animals on roads continues to be a major hazard for drivers across rural areas of Madhya Pradesh and other states. This incident serves as a grim reminder of the need for better animal control measures and improved road infrastructure to prevent similar tragedies in the future.

Local authorities have assured that a thorough investigation will be conducted to determine all contributing factors to this accident. The findings are expected to inform future safety measures and potentially lead to policy changes aimed at preventing such heartbreaking losses of young lives on Indian roads.